Top 20 American Nutrition Affiliates on Instagram (August 2026)

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07/08/2026
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1. Jane - Mum with a Bun | Mum & Baby Wellness

United States

Helping you understand nutrition & gut health pregnancy ‱ postpartum ‱ baby ‱ eczema/allergy nutrition 📧jane@munwithabun.com đŸ‘‡đŸŒ YouTube | Blog | Links

Followers
27.6k
Fake followers
17.6%
Engagement rate
2.07%
Average Reel plays
3.5k
Audience gender
female
92.31%
male
7.69%
Top performing Reels
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  3. Our favorite allergy-friendly small businesses on OÊ»ahu’s North Shore đŸ€ After the Kona low storms and devastating flooding, many people stayed away from the North Shore out of respect. But now these small businesses need us more than ever. What makes these places special isn’t just how incredibly accommodating they are to our allergy family
 It’s how they showed up for their community even after losing so much themselves. Here are 5 places we love and support 🍯 Nomadic HI (HaleÊ»iwa) @nomadic.hi Our go-to for allergy-friendly honey slush + the BEST sourdough pizza on island Handed out sourdough waffles in exchange for relief donations that went to families impacted by the flood 🐝 HI Honey Farm (North Shore) @hihoneyfarm Severely impacted—tragically lost bees + resources You can sponsor a hive and help rebuild! They have an amazon wishlist if you want to help them recover directly. Other ways to help: visit their bee farm, purchase their Raw Hawaiian Honey products - every purchase goes toward rebuilding after the flood. 🍧 Matsumoto Shave Ice (HaleÊ»iwa) @matsumotoshaveice Clean, Dye-free options (lychee & lilikoi) + absolutely next-level allergy care Donated $10,000 + directly supported families after the floods đŸ” Bird’s Nest Cafe (HaleÊ»iwa) @thebirdsnestcoffee Safe, allergy-friendly tea for my daughter + I hear their sourdough hotdogs are đŸ€Ż Donated 100% of proceeds to those in need even though they couldn’t open shop due to floods for a while đŸ„Ł HaleÊ»iwa Bowls (HaleÊ»iwa) @haleiwabowls Careful with allergy notes + accommodating swap requests Humbly gave food to families affected by the floods If you’re planning a trip to OÊ»ahu: ✹ SAVE this for later đŸŒș Support local đŸ€™đŸŒ Show up with aloha We don’t eat out all that much so your North Shore recommendations are very appreciated đŸ€™đŸŒ Comment “ALOHA” and I’ll DM you the full list (which I’ll continue to update with your recs) + more allergy-friendly spots on island đŸ€ Post Inspired by @hawaiiwithtoddlers — check out their recent post for more small businesses to support #northshoreoahu #shoplocalhawaii #supportlocalhawaii #oahueats
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Audience location by country
United States
73.37%
Australia
6.52%
United Kingdom
4.35%
Canada
2.72%
South Korea
1.63%
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2. Keya Davis

United States

📍 Florida đŸŒ±Nutrition | Wellness | Lifestyle đŸ‘‡đŸŒJuicer ‱ Accessories ‱ Ebooks ‱ Coaching

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3. ashley | nourished motherhood

United States

rooted in nourishment & the sacred work of motherhood đŸ§șđŸŒŸ wholistic living ‱ ancestral nutrition ‱ female physiology ‱ slow mothering ‱ homemaking

Followers
173.8k
Fake followers
23.04%
Engagement rate
5.9%
Average Reel plays
34.2k
Audience gender
female
90.02%
male
9.98%
Top performing Reels
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  2. motherhood has taught me the art of being unavailable. i have embraced a life that is not ruled by the small buzz on the counter or the quiet pressure to be reachable at every hour. a daily rhythm where my attention is not constantly being handed over to the outside world simply because someone can reach me. there is something deeply unnatural about being expected to carry endless open doors in your pocket all day, especially while trying to raise children inside the sacred ordinary of home. the more i have settled into motherhood, the more i have realized that so much of the frustration we feel in our days is not always coming from our children, our homes, or even the amount of work in front of us. often, it is the constant interruption that frays us. who wouldn’t get frazzled when trying to answer a message while a child is asking for your attention? who wouldn’t get completely overstimulated hearing the phone go off while breakfast needs tending, laundry is half-folded, a baby is nursing, and your own thoughts have not had one quiet place to land? when one small notification can pull your body out of the room before your feet have even moved. after a while, the outside world can begin to feel like it has a right to enter the inner life of your home whenever it wants to. i used to feel guilty for not responding right away. i carried this invisible pressure with me, as if being a good friend, a good daughter, a good business owner, or a good person meant being easy to access. but motherhood has changed that in me. i no longer believe it is my duty to be reachable at every moment. i no longer believe my phone gets to decide where my attention belongs. i no longer believe a message requires immediate access to my energy simply because it arrived quickly. the only people who truly need my constant attention in this season are my children. presence is one of the greatest commodities we possess. attention is one of our most sacred assets. every moment spent being pulled somewhere else is a moment i am not fully here. i am fully content now with my notifications off and my phone somewhere far from me. ❀ // artwork: @lorepemberton @tijanadraws @robinelisedraws
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  3. how many times do we say it
quietly to ourselves, or out loud to someone else- “i’m just a mother”. as if that word just could ever belong beside something so sacred or tending to life itself could be reduced to something small? there is nothing “just” about waking in the night to soothe a tiny body back into peace. nothing “just” about being the place a child returns to, again and again, for warmth, for milk, for comfort, for regulation, for home. if you spent a day caring for your baby, you did not do “nothing.” you did everything. ❀ to them
you ARE everything. their anchor in a world they are still learning how to exist in. their safety when something feels unfamiliar. their warmth, their nourishment, their guide. their first understanding of what it feels like to be loved, held, and known. we’re taught to measure our days in productivity, in output, in visible results. but motherhood asks us to measure differently
in heartbeats steadied, in tears softened, in tiny hands reaching for ours because they trust we will be there. and while it may feel like these days are fleeting, like they will forget
they won’t. they may not remember the exact moments, but they will carry the imprint. in the way their nervous system settles in your presence. in the calm they feel when they are close to you. in the quiet, unspoken knowing that they are safe, that they are held, that they are home. every small thing matters. you were never *just* a mom. // photos not my own- found on pinterest! please DM me if you’d like photo credit <3
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
61.96%
United Kingdom
5.49%
Canada
4.81%
India
4.73%
Australia
3.77%
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4. Tori Dunaway | Nutrition Coach

United States

Personal trainer & Nutrition coach I help busy women who want healthy habits to become their normal! @1upnutrition : TORIFIT High protein cookbookđŸ‘‡đŸŒ

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5. natalie | holistic nutrition + strength coach

United States

đŸ‡ș🇾 believes in our God given ability to heal — EMT 🐎 @promix code natalies10 ✉ workouts + 1:1 nutrition coaching ⭐ try yeah the girls 7 days FREE ↓

Followers
62.7k
Fake followers
19.89%
Engagement rate
3.13%
Average Reel plays
28.5k
Audience gender
female
53.47%
male
46.53%
Top performing Reels
  1. for the last 6-9 months — we got reeeal honest about what supports our bodies. here’s some of what we’ve prioritized for healthy đŸ„š + 🐟, and an easeful pregnancy: 1. choosing real, nutrient-dense meals prioritizing protein, minerals, and slow-digesting carbs to steady blood sugar, support hormones, and keep inflammation low. nothing restrictive — just giving our bodies the raw materials they need. 2. being conscious of caffeine limiting caffeine to support adrenal health, steady energy, and better sleep — all of which influence hormone balance and fertility. 3. no alcohol alcohol increases estrogen dominance, oxidative stress, impacts sleep quality, torches your gut microbiome, and slows recovery. removing it has been wonderful 4. targeted supplements & blood work magnesium for stress + sleep, omega-3s for hormone production, vitamin d, methylated folate and b vitamins — and a few key minerals based on our lab results, not guesswork. 5. clean environment + low-toxin living purging the home of synthetic fragrances, harsh cleaning products, and unnecessary chemicals to reduce endocrine disruption as best we can 6. getting outside upon waking (as often as we can) sunrise light anchors our circadian rhythm, improves cortisol timing, and helps with both sleep and progesterone production. it’s the simplest, most underrated fertility support. 7. strength training + nervous-system-friendly movement lifting stabilizes blood sugar and boosts metabolic health. pairing that with walks/outdoor steps keeps stress low and recovery high. higher intensity occasionally 8. evening light + cycle awareness & low-stress environment watching the sunset or dimming lights at home signals melatonin, supports deeper sleep, and helps regulate the next day’s hormones. tracking ovulation patterns and energy shifts helps me understand what my body needs in each phase. combined with slower evenings, boundaries, and calm routines, stress hormones don’t compete with reproductive hormones. also — been nerding out over EMF’s. phone on airplane mode often. screen usage boundaries. wifi off at night. etc! #fertility #ttc #engaged #hormonehealth
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
95.05%
Australia
0.46%
Canada
0.46%
United Arab Emirates
0.23%
Mexico
0.23%
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7. Lynley Weierick

United States

đŸ‹ïžâ€â™€ïžLynley’s Training x BodyCraft đŸ„— Nutrition Specialist @hb_bodycraft DM “CRAFT” for Coaching đŸ’ȘđŸŒ Train smarter. Eat better. Feel unstoppable âŹ‡ïž

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8. Taeya ✹

United States

Personal Nutrition & Fitness coach. đŸ’ȘđŸŒ 🍎 DM me for Workout & Nutritional Coaching Packages

Followers
103.6k
Fake followers
15.63%
Engagement rate
2.84%
Average Reel plays
46.1k
Audience gender
female
78.52%
male
21.48%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
92.95%
Canada
1.14%
United Kingdom
0.95%
Italy
0.57%
Mexico
0.57%
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9. Lexia Smith

United States

God is love. wv | tpa M.S. @uoftampa | WVU cheer alumni | CPT @lexia.lifts âŹ‡ïžWorkout & Nutrition ProgramsâŹ‡ïž

Followers
42.2k
Fake followers
15.73%
Engagement rate
2.03%
Average Reel plays
4.6k
Audience gender
female
45.33%
male
54.67%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
96.43%
Brazil
0.4%
India
0.23%
Australia
0.17%
Indonesia
0.17%
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10. SYDNEY SMITH

United States

bringing the energy âšĄïžđŸ’— 📍san diego @tyrsport @frog_grips (SYD15) DM for 1:1 training or nutrition coaching

Followers
82.5k
Fake followers
24.13%
Engagement rate
5.8%
Average Reel plays
77.6k
Audience gender
female
32.73%
male
67.27%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
83.83%
Mexico
1.91%
Canada
1.49%
United Kingdom
1.38%
Brazil
1.28%

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11. Brian Johnson

United States

👑OWNER: MIND&BODY CONNECTION INC 👑 P.Training /Nutrition /coaching. @mind_body_connection_ Sponsored Athlete:NUTRABIO&UNBOUND

Followers
46.3k
Fake followers
19.23%
Engagement rate
2.17%
Average Reel plays
44.1k
Audience gender
female
43.78%
male
56.22%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
92.99%
Brazil
0.6%
United Kingdom
0.6%
Canada
0.45%
Malaysia
0.45%
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13. Tiana Nicole | Daughter of a King ✝

United States

nccu alumni đŸ‘©đŸœâ€đŸŽ“ wellness ‱ mindset ‱ nutrition helping you live a healthy & peaceful life✹ tiananixole@gmail.com recipes & guides âŹ‡ïž

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15. Natalie Mitchell

United States

📍 philly đŸƒâ€â™€ïž personal trainer + nutrition coach âšĄïž @equinox fitness instructor 👇 let’s work together

Followers
31k
Fake followers
22.19%
Engagement rate
5.74%
Average Reel plays
4k
Audience gender
female
88.08%
male
11.92%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
63.24%
United Kingdom
5.46%
Canada
3.67%
Australia
2.61%
India
1.56%
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16. JenđŸđŸ€

United States

Your gym bestie for ✹MACRO-FRIENDLY COFFEE✹ (DF & Vegan options💛) NASM CPT/Nutrition Coach🍏 Sometimes I’m funnyđŸ„ž

Followers
113.4k
Fake followers
17.22%
Engagement rate
3.78%
Average Reel plays
11.8k
Audience gender
female
86.03%
male
13.97%
Top performing Reels
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
83.52%
Canada
2.78%
Mexico
1.55%
United Kingdom
1.51%
India
1.13%
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17. Abbie Attwood | Masters of Science, Nutrition

United States

Anti-diet private practice Self-compassion w/ food & body ND, chronic illness, ED recovery đŸŽ™ïž @fullplate.podcast +newsletter đŸ‘‡đŸŒapply for group support

Followers
53.5k
Fake followers
17.9%
Engagement rate
2.22%
Average Reel plays
21k
Audience gender
female
93.25%
male
6.75%
Top performing Reels
  1. 20.9k
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
70.28%
United Kingdom
6.69%
Canada
5.53%
Australia
3.29%
Germany
1.11%
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18. Payton Flynn | Health Coach

United States

Ambassador of Jesus ✞ Trainer, Nutrition Coach & Women’s health specialist💛 Nashville & Franklin TNđŸ€  Founder: @bible.bod

Followers
27.6k
Fake followers
13.54%
Engagement rate
2.09%
Average Reel plays
3.2k
Audience gender
female
65.22%
male
34.78%
Top performing Reels
  1. 38.4k
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  3. 13.5k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
96.38%
Australia
0.45%
Japan
0.45%
United Kingdom
0.45%
Canada
0.45%
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19. Taylor Chiles✹

United States

♡ Helping Women Become Their Favorite Self💖 ♡ Mental Health & Mindset Focused Fitness 🧠 ♡ Nasm Cert. Nutrition Coach

Followers
27.1k
Fake followers
20.59%
Engagement rate
8.66%
Average Reel plays
26.5k
Audience gender
female
96.07%
male
3.93%
Top performing Reels
  1. It’s the snap back for me đŸ˜© - - - Let’s talk about it! I’m gonna step by step bring you through planning your own snap back - Step 1: if your goal is to lose weight then you NEED caloric deficit, there is no weightloss without caloric deficit. What is caloric deficit? It’s any amount of calories UNDER what you’re body needs to maintain it’s weight. For example if my maintenance level is 2000 calories a day, and I start eating 1500 calories a day then I will be in caloric deficit of 500 calories a day. How do I find my caloric deficit: there are lots of online calculators to find it, my favorite one is by health line! Click the link in my bio and click “find your caloric deficit” link and it’ll take you to the one I use. Step 2: create your meal plan ? I always recommend to create a meal plan for yourself that you will WANT to actually eat. And one that is SUSTAINABLE to continue on as a lifestyle( fad diets are never the way to go, once you get off from restricting you’re more likely to binge and gain it all back) instead eat what you want but in the correct portion size, and in moderation for sweets and alcohol. If this is an area where you struggle then I’ve got something for youđŸ„° click the link in my bio and click the “free meal plan” tab it’ll take you to a guide with recipes I love and inspos for each meal. Yes it’s free, no catch lol I appreciate all you guys do for me and all the support I get from each of you is priceless. Step 3: create your workout plan! For me personally I swear by HIIT cardio and resistance training! HIIT cardio allows for me to lose weight, burn fat, but still allows me to keep it thick in the places I want and slim in the places I don’t! I know it’s a lot easier to get a great workouts in at the gym, but at home can be a little more challenging. I know from quarantine it can be a little challenging to figure out what to do on each day so I made a whole month planned out with home workouts! Free Ofcourse, just click the link in my bio and choose 1 month workout plan. If you don’t know how do the workouts ( they’re in written form) a quick google search will show you how do it đŸ„° tag #chilesfitsnapback if trying this!
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  3. âŁïžThis is gonna be a super long captionđŸ˜‚âŁïž: Hello my cyber sisters!! I haven’t made an actual page post on my fit page since literally AprilđŸ˜© so I just wanna start off by asking how’ve y’all have been? Mentally, spiritually, physically how is everyone? How did quarantine treat you ?( I look forward to catching up with y’all in the comments đŸ„°). I’ll start by saying my quarantine was a lot harder on me mentally than I expected it to be. My anxiety was at an all time high, my motivation was low, and food discipline out the window. In 2018 when I started this fitness journey the gym became my stress reliever, and an important part of my (almost)every day schedule. So when Covid hit and gyms closed, I reverted back to old ways of coping with my stress and anxiety. Which is.. you guessed it, food 😂. To make a long story short, it landed me 20lbs up on the scale. There’s a lot of things people can prepare you for in a fitness journey such as meal prep tips and workouts. But I’ve come to learn the greatest learning lesson isn’t so much how to lose weight, but how to maintain the weight you’ve lost! I’m learning each day more and more about myself and my body. 20lbs up or 20lbs down I love this body, I love how strong she is, how hard she works, and through ups and “ downs” I’m learning to celebrate and love each stage of mine. To anyone else who may have gained a few or (a lot) of lbs during this quarantine, I know it’s easy to feel discouraged, feel like you’ve lost progress you’ve worked so hard for, frustrated with yourself. I know those emotions all too well. This is just a reminder that it’s okay, you are human to feel those emotions, but this is a journey and with a journey comes ups, downs, and turnarounds! But that’s what makes it all worth it. To get the opportunity each and everyday to work on you for you and love every stage of it. You are seen, you are appreciated, you are valued, and you are enough.
    5.1k
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Audience location by country
United States
82.2%
United Kingdom
2.55%
Canada
2.17%
South Africa
1.76%
Jamaica
0.89%
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20. Dr. Michelle McMacken

United States

Board-certified internal medicine physician. Passionate about nutrition & lifestyle for health. Plant eater 🍏 Views my own.

Followers
90.7k
Fake followers
22.52%
Engagement rate
4.33%
Average Reel plays
-
Audience gender
female
80.25%
male
19.75%
Top performing Reels
  1. This week, I got test results back for one of my patients, a young woman in her 20s who I met last summer. She hadn’t seen a doctor in years, but she felt fine and just wanted a regular checkup. I learned that she smoked cigarettes and had a family history of type 2 diabetes. . I went over our allotted appointment time (yup, a bad habit of mine 🙃) talking about lifestyle changes to help her get healthier & prevent diabetes, especially quitting smoking and moving towards a plant-based diet. . Her initial bloodwork showed a very elevated blood sugar (hemoglobin A1c near 9.0%) and I diagnosed her with type 2 diabetes. I explained that she would almost certainly be able to improve, and possibly even reverse, her type 2 diabetes by adopting a healthful plant-based diet and becoming more physically active. . I offered her the choice of lifestyle changes, medicines, or a combination of the two, depending on how much she thought she could change. She said she was motivated to eat differently and wanted to try that first. . Fast forward 8 months. She quit smoking. She started working out. And it took her some time, but she adopted a completely plant-based diet. This week her hemoglobin A1c came back below 7.0%, almost out of the type 2 diabetes range. (All this while eating sweet potatoes, fruits, oatmeal, brown rice, quinoa, and beans
plus of course lots of veggies.) . Moments like this are why I went to med school. It isn’t the most dramatic transformation story in terms of the numbers. But it’s dramatic in terms of the fact that many doctors and patients don’t even know that something like this is possible. . I am a primary care doctor seeing patients from all walks of life. Very few of them know before they meet me how passionate I am about nutrition. They just think they’re seeing a “regular” doctor. I love giving people a chance to change. To me, it’s not diet vs medications -- it’s a dialog and a relationship, and seeing what’s right for each individual person. But few people escape my office without a conversation about food, because it’s so fundamental to health. . On this #nationaldoctorsday, here’s to more of us making that connection.
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  3. I had the chance to lead two sessions on plant-based diets at the recent American Diabetes Association clinical meeting! To be honest, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but wow, the rooms were packed & there were tons of great questions. I was also thrilled to see quite a few fellow plant-based practitioners in the audience! . My 1st session was on plant-based diets for preventing & treating type 2 diabetes. It was a challenge to squeeze this into 45 mins because there is so much supporting evidence! My 2nd session was a workshop for clinicians to help their patients adopt a plant-based diet. For a recap of the science, read on 👇 . PREVENTION: Large observational studies in health-conscious populations show that vegetarians & vegans have approximately half the rate of diabetes as omnivores, even with statistical adjustments for differences in excess weight & other risk factors. And when followed over time, plant eaters experience up to a 62% lower risk of developing diabetes. . TREATMENT: Plant-based diets are remarkably effective. Randomized controlled trials have shown that a plant-based diet is superior to conventional diabetes diets - not just in terms of lowering blood sugar, but also cholesterol & excess weight. Moreover, plant-based diets significantly reduce the risk of heart disease, the #1 cause of death for people with diabetes. They’ve also been shown to decrease rates of premature death in people with kidney disease, and to ameliorate painful diabetic neuropathy! . HOW DOES IT WORK? Plant-based diets address the root causes of type 2 diabetes: insulin resistance & dysfunction of insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells. Both are related to the buildup of certain types of fats in our muscle, liver, & pancreas cells; this can happen when we carry excess weight, eat too many calories, eat a high-fat diet, and/or have chronic inflammation. Plant-based diets are rich in fiber, antioxidants, & micronutrients, and low or absent in saturated fat, animal protein, heme iron, advanced glycation endproducts, nitrosamines, & TMAO precursors - a potent combination that reduces fat buildup & helps restore insulin & beta-cell function. . References in 1st comment
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Audience location by country
United States
52.31%
Canada
8.2%
Australia
5.45%
United Kingdom
4.96%
Mexico
4.76%

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